Fluffernutters trips had gained a reputation among swingers as some of the wildest in the business-with Gross orchestrating round-the-clock parties beyond their raunchiest dreams.įluffernutters trips to Hedonism always kick off with an event Gross invented that’s called the CockNTail Party, held in Hedonism’s disco.
Lange didn’t know it, he says, but that meant he was in for a particularly “naked, wild, crazy” week. He met his second wife while working for Fidelity in Tokyo in 1991 she doesn’t party as much as her husband, but she certainly doesn’t stand in his way.Īround 2006, a friend of Lange’s-a “woman friend,” he said-booked them a trip to Hedonism through Fluffernutters. “Freud would say I must have missed some…stages,” Lange told me.
Lange says he missed out on spring-break debauchery and wild nights drinking in college, so he’s been making up for it in middle age. Less publicized was his penchant for partying in the nude.
Lange, a slow-talking midwesterner, was a big-shot investor with a degree from Harvard Business School and a reputation throughout Boston society as a generous philanthropist and kick-ass ballroom dancer. Masterminded by Boston philanthropist Peter Lynch, who grew it from $20 million in 1977 to $14 billion in 1990, Magellan became the world’s best-performing mutual fund, ultimately reaching $100 billion in assets under management at its peak. Outside of the Fluffernutters world, the well-tanned partier was Harry Lange, head of Fidelity Investments’ mammoth Magellan Fund, the closest thing the industry has to a household name. Hardly anyone, including Gross, knew Harry’s true identity. It was customary on Fluffernutters trips-as in the lifestyle in general-not to dwell on professions. Photographs by Brian FinkeĪmong Fluffernutters’ growing ranks during the mid-2000s was a tall, handsome man in his early fifties whom everyone knew, simply, as Harry. From left, entertainment staff perform for guests after dinner couples get up close and personal near a pool at the resort.
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